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Jazz Horns Regulations JAZZ HORNS REGULATIONS Jazz Flute (Subject Code: 56) Jazz Baritone Sax (Subject Code: 58) Jazz Clarinet (Subject Code: 47) Jazz Trumpet (Subject Code: 50) Jazz Soprano Sax (Subject Code: 57) Jazz Cornet (Subject Code: 59) Jazz Alto Sax (Subject Code: 48) Jazz Flugelhorn (Subject Code: 60) Jazz Tenor Sax (Subject Code: 49) Jazz Trombone (Subject Code: 52) (a) Schedule of maximum marks for all grades: Tunes: 1 ( Blues & Roots ) 30 2 ( Standards ) 30 3 ( Contemporary Jazz ) 30 Scales and Arpeggios 21 Quick Study 21 Aural Tests 18 Total 150 (b) Order of the exam Candidates must offer all six elements as listed in the table above, but they may choose to do the exam in any order (they will be asked at the outset which section they prefer to start with). Candidates will be allowed appropriate preparation/ warming-up time in which to tune their instrument and, if appropriate, set up their chosen accompaniment (see subheading (d) below); this will be included in the total exam times given in the current Exam Information & Regulations booklet. The accompa - nist(s) may be present only for the tunes section of the exam, and so exams with live accompaniment will normally begin with the tunes. (c) Tunes Candidates should present a contrasted and balanced programme of three tunes (one from each list: Blues & Roots, Standards, and Contemporary Jazz). The tunes must be performed following the forms and chord sequences of the arrangements in ABRSM’s publications – the albums for each instrument at Grades 1–3 and The AB Real Book at Grades 4 & 5. Each tune includes a fully notated head (the main melody), an indi - cation of the feel (straight 8s or swing), and at least one section for improvisation ( solo ). For tunes at Grades 1–3, minimum exam speeds are indicated on the score and part; at Grades 4 & 5, minimum speeds are listed for each instrument at the back of The AB Real Book . For further details on preparation and performance (including embellishments), see ‘Playing the Tunes in an Exam’ included both in the albums and The AB Real Book . (d) Accompaniment All three tunes must be accompanied, and candidates should select from the options given below. Candidates must ensure that ABRSM’s performing requirements for the tunes are followed (for full details, see ‘Playing the Tunes in an Exam’ included both in the albums at Grades 1–3 and The AB Real Book at Grades 4 & 5). (i) minus-one backing-tracks Published by ABRSM, CDs containing backing- tracks for all the tunes are included with the albums for each instrument at Grades 1–3, and are available separately for each instrument at Grades 4 & 5. The CD option is intended for candidates who have no access to live jazz accom - paniments (these being truer to the spirit of jazz). Candidates must ensure that they use only minus-one backing-tracks in the exam (and not full-performance 6 tracks). Candidates are responsible for providing their own CD player, which should be reliable, reasonably portable, have a sufficiently long mains lead and be quick to set up (a power socket will be available in the exam room). Candidates should position the CD player so that it is within easy reach of them. To avoid delays, candidates are advised to pre-programme the CD player (the examiner will not help set up or programme tracks). A written record of the chosen track numbers may be useful as a reminder in the exam room. A satisfactory balance between player and recorded accompaniment is required. Tuning notes are given on the CD (track 16) and may be used in the exam room. (ii) written-out and improvised accompaniments At Grades 1–3, fully written-out piano scores are included with ABRSM’s albums of tunes for each instrument; at Grades 4 & 5, they can be purchased: a) by downloading them from www.abrsm.org/shop, or b) from Allegro Music (T +44 (0)1885 490375; F +44 (0)1885 490615; E [email protected]; www.allegro. co.uk). For those tunes at Grades 4 and 5 marked in the syllabus with a dagger ( †), fully written-out piano scores are only available from Allegro Music. Alternatively, the accompaniment may be improvised by a pianist, guitarist or other chordal accompanist, based on the written-out scores or on the chord symbols they feature, or a combination of the two. In addition, at Grades 4 & 5, accompanists may improvise from the chord ? symbols in The AB Real Book (C & edition or C edition). (iii) small-band accompaniment Candidates taking exams at Visits in the UK and Ireland (see p. 4) or at centres internationally may opt to use small-band accom - paniment. As no extra time is allowed when this option is chosen, it is important that the additional players’ attendance for part of the exam does not disrupt the schedule. At international centres, Applicants should inform the local Representative when making their entry if they intend to use this option. Candidates must ensure that the forms and chord sequences of ABRSM’s arrangements are followed by the band members. (e) Scales and Arpeggios Scale requirements (including recommended minimum speeds) are given in the scale books published by ABRSM for each instrument. Candidates should be prepared to play all items from memory, in one of three ways, as directed by the examiner: straight-8s tongued, straight-8s slurred (trombone: legato-tongued), or swing. (Swung scales may be tongued, or slurred in pairs, at the candidate’s choice.) The range of scales and arpeggios reflects the more common roots, keys and modes found in jazz. As far as possible, scales have been integrated with the keys/modes of the tunes, so that impro - vising arises naturally from scale practice. Examples of the less usual scale and arpeggio patterns to be found in this syllabus are given on pp. 52–3. (f) Quick Study (see pp. 40–2) and Aural Tests (see pp. 42–4). (g) Assessment When marking, the examiner will pay attention not only to technical and rhythmic fluency but to other elements inherent in a good performance, for example: tonal variety and control, shaping and balance of phrasing, use of dynamics and accent, and inventive and stylish improvisation. For full details of the assessment objectives and criteria, see pp. 47–51. 7 Jazz Flute: GRADE 1 THREE TUNES* One chosen by the candidate from each of the three lists (Blues & Roots, Standards, and Contemporary Jazz), all published by ABRSM in Jazz Flute Tunes, Level/Grade 1 : BLUES & R OOTS 1 MINOR SWING Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli, arr. Kate Williams 2 SOMEONE’S KNOCKING AT MY DOOR Trad., arr. Pete Churchill 3 CENTERPIECE Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison & Jon Hendricks, arr. Meredith White 4 ST. JAMES INFIRMARY Joe Primrose, arr. Simon Woolf 5 LAS VEGAS TANGO Gil Evans, arr. Pete Saberton STANDARDS 1 MOONGLOW Will Hudson, Eddie Delange & Irving Mills, arr. Pete Churchill 2 IDAHO Jesse Stone, arr. Pete Churchill 3 MILESTONES Miles Davis, arr. Gareth Williams 4 BYE BYE BLACKBIRD Ray Henderson & Mort Dixon, arr. Charles Beale 5 BLUE MOON Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart, arr. Nick Tomalin CONTEMPORARY JAZZ 1 JEAN PIERRE Miles Davis, arr. Charles Beale 2 STEPPIN’ OUT Nikki Iles 3 EVERYTHING THAT LIVES LAMENTS Keith Jarrett, arr. Charles Beale 4 RAN KAN KAN Tito Puente, arr. Charles Beale 5 MO’ BETTER BLUES Bill Lee, arr. Bill Kinghorn SCALES AND ARPEGGIOS* From memory, straight-8s tongued, straight-8s slurred, or swing, as directed by the examiner: SCALES Mixolydian on G; G and F majors ( one octave ) Dorian on A ( to a fifth and down to the dominant ) Minor pentatonic on E ( one octave ) ARPEGGIOS The common chords of G and F majors ( one octave ) QUICK STUDY see p. 40 and AURAL TESTS see p. 42 * Published by ABRSM 8 Jazz Flute: GRADE 2 THREE TUNES* One chosen by the candidate from each of the three lists (Blues & Roots, Standards, and Contemporary Jazz), all published by ABRSM in Jazz Flute Tunes, Level/Grade 2 : BLUES & R OOTS 1 OLD JOE CLARK Trad., arr. Pete Churchill 2 THINGS ARE GETTING BETTER Julian ‘Cannonball’ Adderley, arr. Meredith White 3 BROWN SKIN GIRL King Radio (Norman Span), arr. Pete Churchill 4 HUG PINE (BAMBELELA) Dudu Pukwana, arr. Chris Batchelor 5 RED PEPPER BLUES Red Garland, arr. Phil Peskett STANDARDS 1 I’M AN OLD COWHAND Johnny Mercer, arr. Pete Churchill 2 SONG FOR MY FATHER Horace Silver, arr. Isabelle Postill 3 GEORGIA ON MY MIND Hoagy Carmichael & Stuart Gorrell, arr. Janette Mason 4 SOMBRERO SAM Charles Lloyd, arr. Liam Noble & Will Michael 5 A WALKIN’ THING Benny Carter, arr. Malcolm Miles CONTEMPORARY JAZZ 1 I’LL TAKE LES John Scofield, arr. Iain Dixon 2 ROWING SONG Iain Ballamy 3 OYE COMO VA Tito Puente, arr. Charles Beale 4 SERENADE TO A CUCKOO Rahsaan Roland Kirk, arr. Nikki Iles 5 EVIL WAYS Sonny Henry, arr. Pete Churchill SCALES AND ARPEGGIOS* From memory, straight-8s tongued, straight-8s slurred, or swing, as directed by the examiner: SCALES Dorian on E; Mixolydian on C ( one octave ) F major ( to a twelfth ) D major ( two octaves ) Major pentatonic on G; Minor pentatonic on A ( one octave ) ARPEGGIOS The common chords of G and F majors ( to a twelfth ) and D minor ( two octaves ) QUICK STUDY see p. 40 and AURAL TESTS see p. 43 * Published by ABRSM 9 Jazz Flute: GRADE 3 THREE TUNES* One chosen by the candidate from each of the three lists (Blues & Roots, Standards, and Contemporary Jazz), all published by ABRSM in Jazz Flute Tunes, Level/Grade 3 : BLUES & R OOTS 1 AFRO BLUE Mongo Santamaria, arr.
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